Date-of-Death and Estate Tax Appraisals: How Maryland, Virginia, and DC Differ
A date-of-death appraisal sets the fair market value of an estate’s property as of the day the owner died. Maryland taxes estates above $5 million and also levies a 10 percent inheritance tax. Virginia has neither, apart from certain remainder interests that remain subject to its inheritance tax. The District exempts $4,988,400 for deaths in
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